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Thursday, November 29, 2012

In the near future I will be setting up another blog under my Nom-de-plume(Pen-Name). This blog will stay set up for all of my usual rantings and musings, and my subject matter writings, as well as for the blog tours.... and reviews and such. The new blog will house my Writing work including My poetry, My Short Stories, and later on when they are finished; the novels I am working on. I will link the two blogs together and certain things may appear on both blogs. My poems as they appear on this blog will be transferred first.

Sunday, November 25, 2012

The classifications and definitions of the
spiritual hierarchy that exists within the realms of Spirit.

There
are terms one needs to know if one wishes to understand how I see the universe.
There is a spiritual hierarchy at work. Though I do not pray to or worship any
being but God, I work with many different spiritual beings after I have tested
them according to biblical tradition.

These are the terms;

First
and Foremost there is God, Creator and Lord of the Universe. Everything is
ultimately under his command and control.

In
Gaelic, God is said in the following ways depending on how you are using the
word;

Implied meanings: children
of God, servants of God, Companions of God, Friends of God, Vassals of God,
Warriors of God, Minister of God, Vessels of God, Followers of God.

The
bre’hon:

This is an old druidic Celtic term. In ancient times in the
Celtic lands this referred to a group of druids who sat as judges to here
different political and legal issues and gave rulings. However in my belief
system, like so many Gaelic Celtic terms or words, this word came from one of
the many fairie languages. I was told by my elemental teachers that this term
was originally used by the fairies to describe all beings who are not incarnate
humans, and who serve God by helping humanity. The Bre’hon are all of the
spiritual aids that God sends us. This group includes the angels, the angelic
beings, the saints the crowned saints, the ascended masters, spirit teachers,
spirit guides, Reiki guides, the martyrs, the ancestors, the elementals, and
the totems. So in my tradition this is the word we use for our spiritual
helpers. Judges is a fitting way to look at our spiritual helpers. Even the
bible says, “…and He shall give his angels charge over thee”. The bible also
talks about “the cloud of witnesses” constantly around us.

Angels:

this is
a race of beings who live in heaven with God, and work for him throughout the
entirety of the universe. Humans do not become angels when they die. Angels are
a different phylum. However despite what popular new age teachers like Sylvia
brown say, angels do have names; as everything in the universe has a name even
if we humans do not know those names. With the exception of the incident found
in geneses angels have never been human and never will be. They do often take
human form to walk and work amongst us. Most of the angels we deal with we
never even know we dealt with them. That is why scripture tells us to be
careful, because we never know when we are entertaining angels. God sends them
to help us constantly. We do not want to offend them with our bad behavior.
There just might be very negative consequences to our bad actions, and
misdeeds. Angels are here to help us and to serve God like we do. They are not
to be worshiped though they are higher then us in certain ways. They are to be
respected. Humans and angels learn from each-other scripture tells us. The angels
are also called the celestials, and the heavenly hosts.

Celestial
beings:

these beings and creatures often called The Terrestrial
Hosts have a similar energetic frequency of angels and usually dwell amongst
the angels but they are different then angels. They are a class of or race of
beings between angels and elementals. They do not have the exact same degree of
authority that angels do. They are under the command of the angels.

Ascended
masters:

these are people, saints, spiritual teachers, and beings that
have attained an extremely high level of spiritual wisdom, knowledge, power,
and a small degree of spiritual authority. They reside with God in heaven and
he sends them to teach the people who are mentally and spiritually evolved in
the slightest. They are like advanced spirit teachers if you will.

Crowned
Saints:

saints of high authority in heaven, like the apostles.
Mother Mary, Mary Magdalene, St. John,
and St. Luke are amongst these people.

Saints:

the
people of God who have died for the final time and entered heaven for all
eternity. Unlike what is popular mythology from various traditions like the
catholic traditions it does not take debate, earthly sanction or three miracles
to become a saint. It only takes being a believer in God and living a life of
faith. Some just may call this group “good spirits”.

Martyrs:

God’s
people who were slaughtered for their beliefs, and became crowned saints. When
someone is made a martyr their spirit is given an enormous amount of
authoritative and spiritual power. Their shed blood is a witness to the Glory
of God, and to the quality and character of their own soul.

Elementals
(fairies):

a race of beings akin to angels but tied to one or more of
the four basic elements of nature; water, air, earth, and fire. They are
spiritual beings who can but seldom do, take even more physical form then the
angels. They are the angels of nature so to speak.

Totems:

spiritual
power aids given to us by God that help us on the energetic, mental, emotional,
spiritual, and imaginative levels. These include stones, animals, spiritual
animals, “mythological creatures”, and plants (plants, spiritual plants, herbs,
flowers, and trees). These aids are like personal angels in their functions.
Some people call carvings of their spirit animal totems, but they are also
called fetishes traditionally. Hair charms and similar charms are also called
fetishes, as are rabbits feet and other like objects. Then there are totem
poles which tell tribal history and stories in the form of carvings and sculpture.

Spirit
guides:

these are spirits that God gave us to help guide us like
personal angels. We have childhood spiritual guides, and then usually around
puberty we are given the spirit guides that typically stay with us for the rest
of our lives.

Spirit
teachers:

these are spirits and beings that God sends us throughout
our lives and in our dreams, that teach us the things we need to know. Most
people are unaware of all of their spiritual aids.

Reiki
guides:

these are beings who are in between the spirit teachers and
the ascended masters in the wisdom, power, and authority. They help guide us in
the use of God’s healing energies and power. They wield the Reiki with great
force, and precision. They help people learning healing traditions learn.

The
ancestors:

these are literally our physical or our spiritual
ancestors. Physical ancestors is a term that is self explanatory. They are also
called the ancients. These are the people we descend from or have been adopted
by in some cases. Then there are our spiritual ancestors. If we belong to a
certain spiritual or religious tradition then these are the people who came and
went before us in those traditions. Two terms that coincide with these two
types of ancestors are bloodline or (Family-Line in case of adoptions), and
spirit-line. Artistic Hero’s could also be counted as spiritual ancestors if
they are dead, and whether they are living or dead they could be considered
part of ones Spirit-Line.

In later volumes I will post about My Celtic Cosmology I
will write about what spiritual meanings certain words and phrases have for me
as opposed to what they mean literally or historically; as well as adding some
more important words and phrases and what they mean in my tradition.

Anam means spirit or
soul but in the general sense of spirit. Spirit as the flowing energy of Life.
Whereas Enaid means your Spirit or
Soul. Or one could look at it another way. Anam could mean the higher form of Spirit
as in Universal Spirit or even The Divine, while Enaid would literally be an
individual soul in a body; so ALL spirit as opposed to A spirit. Anam is then a
word that could be understood like Prana in Hinduism or Chi in the orient. Anam
is a pervading spirit that flows through all things much like Awen flows
through all things. One might then also consider that Annwn as a realm
permeates all realms and flows through them as point where all comes from
source or Ceugant. So then Annwn is the gateway from Ceugant into Abred and one
must evolve and pass through Gwenfydd before one can return to Ceugant. The
Divine which most of us call God or Dia (pronounced Jee-ah or jia) in Irish
nourishes and enriches Spirit and Soul from his realm of Ceugant through the
vehicle of Awen. It is also interesting to Note that the phrase for “My Soul or
My Spirit” in Irish as a title of affection given to a spouse or soul mate
infers that when you are in true love with someone that person becomes like
life itself to you. One might also and should adopt this understanding for our
relationship with God. The Celi De having understood this, chose their name for
exactly this reason. The Term AnamCara meaning Soul Friend which has been used
for a variety of relationships historically from spouses and soul mates, to
best friends, to ones spiritual advisor or confessor takes on great
significance when understood in this light. It is not a title then to be
bestowed lightly but with great care and discernment. So in understanding the
words in this perspective; Anam is spirit, and Awen is the grace or power of Spirit.
Another word that could be interchanged with Anam or the oriental term Chi is
Nwyfre Pronounced New-ee-vrah according to some sources. Enaid is the state of
being alive, that which has the breath of life from God incarnated in a body.
Enaid is the seat of the soul inside a body. Where anam is used to refer to
spirit in general terms of energy. Anam is spirit as in life, enaid is the soul
in the state of being alive. So, anam becomes synonomous with prana or chi.
Enaid is the actual spirit or soul inhabiting a body which is filled with the
anam. Anam then is the vehicle for the awen or the imbas, just as the body is
the vehicle of the enaid.

Marw is the state of being Dead.
So if someone dies we say so and so is dead or marw. Marwolaeth is the state of
death or equal to when we say the word Death with all its connotations. If we
give ourselves to God Marwolaeth has lost its power over us forever.

The
word for evil (and in modern terms the devil) is (Cythraul or) Cydtraul which
is the principal of sin and destruction; that which is opposed to God and all
goodness. Cythraul is destined to be ripped away from abred and annwn and be
done away with in the state of hell.
Abred, annwn, and gwenfydd shall all change and merge and become the
bright plain which Judeo-christianity calls the new-jerusalem or eternal
heaven.

Obryn
is the world of plants and minerals. Cidfil is animals, and Dyndod is humanity.

Angau
is the state of liberation of the soul from its cycles in abred. So when a soul
stops the cycle of reincarnation and finds a continual perpetual home in
Gwenfydd it is said that the soul has reached angau. It appears from what I
have read that the short present tense version of this word is ang, but I am
uncertain about this, at this time.

Enaidvaddeu
is when one lays down their life for another or a higher purpose and therefore
is freed from the bondage of abred. A soul that does this is released to be
able to permanently move on and live in Gwenfydd. This can be seen in The
Divine example of Christ but; could also be seen in terms of a Hero, Like a
Military person who dies in war or in the service of their nation, or a martyr
who gives up their life willingly or unwillingly in the service of something
they believe in, or in modern literary parallels; it is like when the character
Harry Potter gave up his life for everyone else. This differs from the idea of
Adbertos, which is a sacrifice made in life to edify others or ones own soul
like as in the catholic tradition of lent. Adbertos can also be understood in
terms of ones life; one can choose to live a life of sacrifice. Examples of
this are good parents or in religious terms monks and nuns.

This is my favorite Celtic Mandala and I use it to meditate often, it represent to me the fullness of existance: The Artist is Jen Delyth;

There is much speculation on the circles of being, what they
are, and what they mean. There is no way to know for certain how our Celtic
ancestors felt and thought about the terms that I will present here. However it
is possible we can make educated guesses. While I have respect for those practicing
modern druidism I disagree with the way many of them have chosen to interpret
certain words. I disagree because what we know historically doesn’t match up to
modern interpretation and there is much mixing of very different cultures
within the Celtic world, but also much mixing of eastern and western
philosophies which sometimes are in reality the polar opposites of each other.
So I see these things differently because of stories that have been passed down
in the Celtic world. Most of the stories we have stem from two major sources
Irish Mythology, and Welsh Mythology. It is through studying the mythos of a
culture that one can begin to understand the prevailing underlying beliefs of
that culture. I also recognize and admit this information for me is filtered through my own religious and cultural and historical beliefs as a human being. This can not really be helped with any human being. We see and understand things through the perspectives we see and understand and through our own world views.

With the Druids there are four essential terms that must be
understood if one hopes to truly make a connection with the historical druid
ancestors. These terms have been passed down from antiquity some of them
perhaps having their linguistic origins there. As I said, I disagree with how
many modern druids interpret these concepts. This is only to be expected for
three reasons. The first is the one mentioned earlier, historical data, the
second is because I am a Christian and that tends to color every aspect of my
life as it should lol, and the third is because I what I have experienced and
been taught of the spiritual realms personally. So I have redefined these terms
to be more correct and in keeping with the realms of Spirit as I have
encountered and interacted with them.

The first term is the term ANNWNpronounced AH-NOON. Despite modern popular belief Annwn in
the stories is not the Celtic underworld, but rather the Celtic other world. We
can from certain stories speculate very reasonably, that the druids of ancient
times did believe in a type of dark underworld, however it is unclear if any
name was given to this realm other than to call it an underworld or a dark
world. There are historical sources that seem to suggest that one possible name
for the underworld is antumnos or ande-dubnos which literally
means underworld. In modern Neo-Druidic, thought these terms all become one in
the same. I think this assumes a great deal we don’t have a right to assume and
seems to mix too much of the Norse cultural outlook with the Irish, and Welsh
cultures. Dark in this case doesn’t mean evil. It didn’t refer to
spiritual darkness or evil, but rather literal darkness. It was a realm where
both good and bad spirits dwelled. Some of the spirits were probably thought to
be the gods of chaos and primality. They may have believed many of these
spirits to in fact be bad nor negative in some way. However there were also
primal ancient beings, who were powerful and wise teachers to be found in
underworld journeys. It is possible that they believed a soul after dying would
take a brief respite in the underworld before waiting to be reborn or
reincarnated but this is unclear. They could have just as easily believed that
the soul would transition from form to form immediately upon departing a body;
this is anyone’s guess. We know from the myths, the druids believed that a soul
might become anything and everything, some may have believed however that once
it reached the state of being human it would never become anything less than,
it would only stay the same until lessons were learned or it would go on to
become more. This is how the Indo-European concept of reincarnation would
differ from the eastern Hindu ideas. However it is also possible that some
believed like the Hindu’s that immoral behavior in life would lead to
punishment by reverting to a less evolved form of some sort. We have no real
way of Knowing anything past that they did believe in reincarnation by all
accounts and that a soul started out as some form of life that was less
conscious that human beings. One historical song speaks of a soul starting out
as a plant, then entering a series of transformations as animals of different
kinds, until finally becoming a man. Having said all of this, Annwn was not
this underworld but a parallel world that was an in-between realm; between the
realm of spirit and the realm of the physical world. Today in many traditions Annwn
has become synonymous with the concepts of Avalon, Tir Non Og, and in Christian
terms The Veil; a wonderful mysterious place often seen as a holy island where
fantastic things happened and where fairies dwelled; a realm of spiritual
priests and priestesses. Avalon is what can be understood as the Holiest point
in the veil between the worlds. This veil permeates through and is superimposed
over all worlds. So Annwn becomes then, the bridge that travels through all
places, realms, realities, and plains. In my tradition this is where Angels,
Elementals (Fairies), and Totem animals live. It is also then the realm of The
Guf or the hall of souls from the Hebrew tradition, where a soul waits to be
born into the world, or reborn into the world as the case may be. It is here
then that souls which leave this world (and go
to the light of heaven briefly for a life review or judgment) goes
before being reincarnated or allowed to stay permanently in Gwenfydd or Heaven.

Then we have the realm of ABRED pronounced AWE-BREAD. This is the realm of the physical
world. Abred has within it both good and evil. Evil is called Cydtraul
(Cythraul) in the welsh druid tradition. It is the principal of destruction;
sin and death, which opposes God and all goodness. In modern times people have
made this term synonymous with the devil, but this is as I said a modern notion
rather than a historical precedent. The ancient celts obviously did not believe
in a devil figure, or if they did gave him no credence as mattering all that
much. Cydtraul is destined to be ripped out of Abred altogether in the end
according to my belief system. Abred, Gwynfydd, and Annwn shall all merge and
unify becoming one with the realm eternal from the Christian view point. In Judaeo-Christian terms this is what is called The New Jerusalem or Eternal
Heaven (where heaven and earth and the veil
join).

Then we have the GWYNFYDD
pronounced GWIN-VUTH which is the realm of Spirit, or Heaven if you will. A
place often referred to as the bright realm. In my tradition this is where the
saints and ascended masters live. This is the place of light that humans try to
reach in many traditions after death and life is seen as a purgatory to test
us, refine us, and to teach us; in order that we may become worthy of attaining
entrance into this place. This is the realm of the ancestors in many
traditions, and souls that had found their way to the great light. This is
often in the myths referred to as the summer lands.

Then we have the realm of CEUGANT pronounced KI-GANT or K-EYE-GAUNT. This is The Realm
Eternal, or the realm of the utter Divine, or the realm of God. In Christian
terms this would be both the throne room of heaven and the place beyond
creation where there is nothing but pure God. It can be seen as an extension or
the highest level of gwynfydd. It’s light feeds the light of Gwynfydd and the
energy of Annwn. It’s life feeds the existence of Abred. This could, and has
been called, the realm of God alone. In many traditions mine included, the
entirety of the universe (The Nine dimensions) and all its parallel realities
and plains of existence, all exist within The Divine. Nothing exists outside of
God. We are all within God. It has been described thus;"the circle of the
inclosing circumference, that is, the perfect rim that bounds the entire space
of existence".

The last essential term that needs to be understood here is the
word AWEN pronounced AWE-WIN. This
is the divine flowing spirit which inspires all creation. It is an entire
belief system in one word, much like the concept shown in the Hindu Om (aum). It is a
force that can be utilized, tapped into, and wielded. It also also a gift that
is given by The Divine to humanity. It can be likened to the Christian concept
of Grace. It is an energy, that the race in mythology human beings call muses,
use in order to spread inspiration. It is one in the same with the Irish IMBAS pronounced EM-US or EM-OSS though
in some dialect cases I understand the b is pronounced and sometimes like a v,
so it would be EM-BUS or EM-VUS. It has been called the divine spark or seed of
inspiration, as well as being referred to in ancient Irish philosophy as “The
Fire in the Head”. The word is said to be comprised of two parts AW meaning
Fluid or Flowing, and EN meaning Spirit (in this case spirit as energy of and
from Spirit). So the full true meaning as opposed to simple linguistic
translation could be understood as “The Divine Flowing Spirit that Inspires all
existence and brings The Fire in The Head”.

In my tradition Awen or Imbas can also be Arranged and moved
in order to cause it to flow differently; like as can be seen in the healing
practices of Reiki and also as in the Oriental Household traditions of Feng
Shui with the idea of Chi. In my tradition we say Arranging the Awen or ag socrú an awen
(Og-so-crew-awn-awe-win; though I guess if one wanted to use all Irish words it
might be ag socrú an imbas (og-so-crew-an-em-oss) but I am not totally certain of
this. When I asked to have some Irish translators on an online forum translate
this phrase they had a hard time because of my use of the welsh word Awen with
the Irish words ag socrú an. It is only natural that this was difficult to
translate. First of all they were two separate celtic languages, and secondly
there are really no modern Irish words equivalent to the ancient words Awen,
and Imbas. Awen in modern welsh has been dumbed down to mean simply common
inspiration without any spiritual meaning attached. Likewise in modern welsh
the all too appropriate celtic term that can be used for shamans in the old
welsh “Awenyddin” (pronounced Awe-win-ith-in) has been dumbed down from
“Inspired Ones” with all the spiritual implications of those words to simply
mean muses or ones who bring inspiration (the singular form would be Awenydd
pronounced awe-win-ith). It would appear we have a lot to learn from our
ancestors about the important essential power of words. I chose to use the
Irish with the welsh for my tradition because the word Awen is much more common,
and more widely known than the word Imbas. It also holds far more personal
meaning for me. Also I try honor the Irish part of my heritage more than any
other for personal reasons hence the rest of the phrase being in Irish. However
either word is correct to use because they are in fact one in the same in
meaning. Arranging The Awen is a similar practice to Feng Shui in my tradition.
Much like the Hindu’s have their Vastu shastra. Almost every culture has these house hold traditions and
it annoyed me that these house hold traditions in my culture didn’t have a
categorizing name. So for my tradition I made one for them with the help of the
afore mentioned translators lol.

It is also interesting to note
that the modern Irish word for Inspiration contains the word spirit;Inspioráide (inspiration), spioráid
(Spirit).This fact at least says something good for modern language
lol. It harkens back to the understanding of the ancient word Imbas. The modern
word would suggest the meaning of inspiration means “In-Spirit” which is only
right and correct.

This Diagram that I made using an
art piece I found on-line long ago shows this model of the universe as I see
it.

The black circle encompassing the
picture represent the real of ceugant.

Everything that is white represent
pure God.

The black around the edges
represent my belief that there is nothing outside of God; beyond Ceugant
nothing exists but God alone.

You will see a series of three
concentric circles at the top of the image.

The Blue circle represents the
realm of Annwn.

The Green circle represents the
realm of Abred.

The Violet circle represents
Gwynfydd.

The Three Rays coming down
represent The Awen.

The three cauldrons represent
three actual power points in the human body, slightly associated with the
chakra system. The belief in these three energetic power points or Three
Cauldrons as they are called is an ancient Celtic shamanic belief that is
documented in historical poetry.

I don’t know how the artist of the
original art piece intended the meaning of the animals on the cauldron, but to
me the salmon represents wisdom making that vessel the cauldron of Knowledge or
coire sois, The Stag can represent power
combined with intellect and so that vessel is to me the cauldron of Vocation or
coire ernmae, The Boar can represent Strength
and Drive and so that vessel represents the cauldron of warming or coire
goiriath.

The three small violet dots to me
represent how The Awen fills each Cauldron with the Divine light of Gwynfydd
that comes from Ceugant.

Often I visualize this as a single
unified circle or source;

(My Awen Symbol)

……

This is the well known symbol for
the Awen as used by most druids today;

To me this doesn’t represent the
same thing as it does to most modern druids. Instead of seeing this as a model
of the source of Awen with a cosmological chart; it instead represents to me,
how a human being wields the Awen and projects it, flowing out from them and
into the world. Modern Druids would say that the three dots represent the three
circles of being, where as to me they represent the three cauldrons, and the
outer circle represents God who is the source of The Awen.

There are the three cauldrons of Celtic shamanism which work
with and are apart of the chakra system. The three cauldrons are three energy
points or small chakras. There is the point to where the crown chakra and the
brow chakra intersect and actually become part of each-other forming the vesica
Pisces (two intersecting circles which form the yoni or the icthus (Christian
fish) in the middle). This point is a small chakra all its own! I call it after
the first of the Celtic cauldrons. It is the coire sois or the cauldron of
knowledge. These are not chakras in the traditional sense! They are not one of
the spheres of energy! It is a point however where two chakras connect and
there is an entire databank that can be taped here and may need healing
attention! The point where you tap the coire sois is usually taped where some
people have what is called a widows peak, usually about an inch and a half
above the third eye! The cauldron of knowledge is the point where all of the
information we receive from the higher realms is filtered down and interpreted
in our consciousness.

Next there is the coire ernmae. This is the cauldron of
vocation, sometimes called the cauldron of power. Here two major chakras
intersect and within each of these spheres there are minor chakras. So, you
have four chakras interconnecting. There is the heart chakra, the turquoise or
aqua thymus chakra, the lime green diaphragm chakra, and the solar plexus
chakra. Between the thymus and the diaphragm chakras is a point where the heart
and solar plexus chakras interconnect and this is the coire ernmae! This is the
point where the information about our deepest innermost desires and passion in
life are filtered down from our mind and heart into the physical knowledge bank
of the body, giving us the drive to fulfill them! This is also the point where
they are stored and can be taped into.

Following this there is the coire goiriath, the cauldron of
warming! This is located where the womb chakra and the root chakra intersect.
This is the point where information regarding physical health, vitality, and
certain aspects of creativity are stored. It is also the point to where
information regarding our cultural upbringing is stored! All of those parts of
culture, from the societal information located in the root chakra can be
accessed here!

So we have spiritual and mental health with the first
cauldron, mental and emotional health with the second cauldron, and emotional
and physical health with the last cauldron!

Cauldron toning;

a celtic shamanic technique like Chakra Toning
which tones the three power points called the three cauldrons: a as in awe, I
(ee) as in key, and o(h) as in home. A is the masculine energy, I is the
unified balanced neutral energy, and o is the feminine energy, these sounds not
only represent the three cauldrons, but also the three rays of God’s Awen. It
is said no one without Awen from God can pronounce these three vowles.

Stones associated with the three
cauldrons in my tradition;

1st cauldron of knowledge: iolite,
blue moonstone

2nd cauldron of vocation: fluorite

3rd cauldron of warming: tigers eye

There is the Hara, and the kundalini
which exists as a three in one chakra unit; in conjunction with the womb
chakra. I call these the body’s circles of being.

………

This
well Known symbol called the Triskili (or Triskele) or The TriDidon (Triple
swirl) represents to me the Karmic journey or evolutionary journey of a soul.
The different swirls represent the many different incarnations of the soul into
abred, but also represents how a soul originates in Annwn, enters Abred for it
evolutionary number of cycles, and then finally becoming evolved and entering
into Gwynfydd to become reconciled with Ceugant and God (Or in the case of
souls who refuse to evolve and want nothing to do with God…going to the realm
of hell). It can also represent the three stages of life for a man or woman. In
the man's case; Lad, Father, Magi. In the woman's case; Maiden, Mother, Crone. I
once asked a priestess about people who never became parents and she told me
that every person parents something in their life. Sometimes it is a pet or a
plant. Sometimes it is a teacher with a student. Sometimes it is ones own life,
or even a work of art in cases of artists. Every soul goes through all three
stages in each life. She went on to further educate me that in the days when people
lived in villages, that at a certain age whether or not one had physical
offspring, one was considered a village mother or father.

The single spiral
represents the feminine energies, the mysteries, entrance into the otherworld,
and also the sun. So the triple spiral could be seen as a triple solar symbol
which would sometimes but not always be viewed as a masculine symbol. However in
my tradition the triskili is more in-tune with the feminine energies and
mysteries while the Triscal is more in keeping with the masculine energies.

Single Spiral:The Didon or daidon, often representing the sun in Celtic history, and also the mysteries and the entrance to the other world. usually but not always this is seen as a feminine symbol unless being utilized as a solar symbol which could be either or neither feminine and or masculine:

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This symbol calledthe Triscalrepresents to me all the triplicities of life;

Life, Healing, Protection / The
Three Circles of being infused with the Awen as well as the three realms of Abred; Earth, Sea, and Sky (Fire, like spirit was considered the essence or substance that
held all things together; in a way fire was seen as a manifestation of spirit) / Maiden, Mother, Crone / Lad, Father, Magi / God the
Father, God Christ the Son, and God the Holy Spirit our Mother (The Holy Christian Trinity) / Life, Death, Rebirth / Body, Mind and Spirit which are
bridged by the heart in the center / so on and so forth etc…

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This symbol called the Triskilion or Triskelion;

The Triskelion is the Triscal and
Triskili combined to form an entire cosmological depiction; of the flowing
evolutionary cyclical process of everything previously written about. In a way
all these symbols involving three could represent God and all life; Creator and creation in perfect ecstatic harmony in one way; or at least a harmony that allows creation suffering and hard lessons to evolve us. So this
represents the full mysteries of Life, Spirit, and The Divine. This is a very
auspicious symbol. The energy of this symbol is neither and both masculine and
feminine, referred to as a unified neutral. This symbol is if you will, an entire cosmology or cosmological map of the universe (or all existence or creation), much like many of the mandalas of the east.

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There are other symbols containing
three….the examples are numerous but here are two;

The Triquetra or Trinity Knot;

This symbol speaks to the ancient belief that
The Divine has a triplicty to its nature. It is one being with three aspects (In Christian terms The Holy Trinity, in pagan terms the three fold god's (or goddesses).
It can also represent something in life that has three aspects conjoined in one
thing; for example Mother, Father, Child makes a family, and so forth. It is a
unified neutral.

Here we see the Trinity Knot and
Triscal combined:

this symbol implies an aggressive form of divine protection, and also other forms of fierce protection; as in a mother protecting her child, a bear protecting her cub, or a warrior protecting what he is fighting for. in my tradition it is called the Trin-Triscal. Commonly amongst Norse people especially those who are practicing Asatru this is called the triple horn, or Odin's horn.

The Triple Crescent;

Unlike
other triple moon symbols or full moon symbols, the triple crescent is to me a
very masculine symbol. It represents the warrior or father aspect of a man.
Sometimes it is seen with stag tines on top and then it becomes the crest of
the white stag; a symbol for both royal and spiritual warriors. It is a great
symbol for male “light-workers” to use. It represents the male mysteries.

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Disclaimer 2:

Rev. Lucien O'Corvi:

I am an Ordained Minister, a Shaman, a Reiki Master Teacher, an Aromatherapist, a Massage Therapist, an Herbalist in training, & a Crystal Healer in training! I am also a Writer! I am one of the Neo- Celí Dé (a form of Celtic Christian mysticism based on original early Christianity, & certain Celtic philosophies, perspectives, & certain Druidic elements). I am also a proud member of Clan MacKay.

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